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English: St Columba stained glass by Karl Parsons, 1913. From church of St Michael, Sulhamstead, Berkshire
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At the Stained Glass Museum, Ely, Cambridgeshire.

Stained glass is considered a "work of artistic craftmanship" and is therefore covered by Freedom of panorama in the United Kingdom when permanently situated in premises open to the public.

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St Columba stained glass by Karl Parsons, 1913. From church of St Michael, Sulhamstead, Berkshire

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